Hi,
I use webmin, bweb and once in a while bat. And, of course, the
bconsole itself. I've learned that depending on which information I
seek and what needs to be done, the proper tool has to be chosen.
webacula is quite disappointing though. It does not really offer more
than bweb but the installation was a nightmare.
So I do my basic settings with webmin and use bweb for an overview and
stats. That covers maybe 90% of my bacula-administration.
With #2 you mean which file sets are going to be backed up?
Cheers,
Oliver
> I'm curious how many people use the bacula-web and/or bweb
> applications. I spent the better part of the morning trying to get
> bacula-web working but it appears to be failing in PHP land
> somewhere. I then tried bweb, which was also in the gui tar file, and
> got that working in a matter of minutes.
>
> Do bacula-web and bweb pretty much offer the same info?
>
> Something I'd like to see in a web interface is info on:
> 1) what systems are getting backed up, how, and when
> 2) which file system(s) are getting backed up
> 3) when the backups started/finished
>
> Some of that is available in bweb, but I can't seem to find any way
> to find #2. I was thinking of writing my own perl/cgi to parse
> through the bacula-dir.conf file and display the info on a web page,
> but thought I'd check to see if that already existed.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>
>
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